DENMARK – the top of Europe
Denmark is Europe´s gateway to Scandinavia. Surrounded by four Seas, Denmark is an ancient seafaring nation. Throughout history, Merchants and their vessels have lent the nation a cosmopolitan air. Denmark is a country whos hills and valleys have been shaped by The forces of Ice Age glaciers. Short distances between attractions Offer unique holiday opportunities with a mix of city life, culture and Nature. A holiday in Denmark might easily include nourishment for both body and soul, or simply pure entertainment. In a single day, you can ex-perience Skagen – the romantic, sun-drenched tip of Denmark – take a dip in the North Sea along the sandy shores of Jytland, or vicit picturesque villages and historic towns and enjoy Danish cuisine made from finest seasonal produce. All within easy reach. State-of-the art infrastructure makes travelling in Denmark a delight wheather you take the train or bus or travel by plane. Motorists will find the road system accessible and cevenient and traffic information clear and informative.
The People´s Kingdom
Unusually for a kingdom, Denmark doesn`t stand much on ceremony. We have – in our eyes - a pretty relaxed attitude towards institutions of Authority. All of us, from royalty to commoners, frequent the same Places. You can meet our crown prince and crown princess at rock shows Sit next to the hottest names in music industry at a cafe or even queue Alongside one of the nations richest industrialists at the fishmonger´s on a Saturday morning. Danes are easygoing and rarely very assertive; more likely to show Interest than to snoop in your face and affairs. We often say that “a smile Is the shortest distance between people”. As a visitor here, you`ll soon Discover how smiles open doors and build bridges among people of our Nations. Denmark is a blissful little nation. A country where you will feel welcome And where new ideas and trends from abroad play an important part in our modern life. Denmark is a land that calls to the senses, a carefree nation where children can roam freely in play.
Living Culture
It`s part of the ethos of our cultural life that all conventions must be Challenged and audiences actively angaged. Our cultural heritage is Vibrant and alive, most certainly not a museum piece. Such in the case With Kronborg, the Renaissance castle in Elsinore made famous by Shakespeare. Here open-air concerts and annual Hamlet Festival are Held in the castle courtyard. The time-honoured Royal Danish Theatre Also hosts concerts with names such as Lou Reed. Outgoing is a key word in Danish cultural life. Visitors to Copenhagen May suddently find themselves part of an annual festival while quietly Having coffee at an outdoor café. Did you know its taking only 14 minutes to shuttle by train from the International airport to all the city´s sights and actions?
Danish Style
In Denmark good design is a natural part of everyday life. Design must Have a purpose; it must make life easier, simpler, more beautiful and More fun. Why else bother? The same philosophy applies to fashion, furnishing and household goods. Its apparent when you go shopping for modern Danish material which Challenges in a playful way tradition as we know it. Fine cafes and restaurants offer a place to relax, freshen up and just be a Part of the hustle and bustle of the city life. Denmark also reaches for the Culinary stars. No other Nordic country can boast as many Michelin stars, Yet the focus is still on Danish gastronomic tradition.
Denmark & Danish Towns
Denmark is about the worlds most famous small country. About 5 million people lives in the country. Each Danish town has its own very personal Story to tell and its reflected in the historic buildings the modern architecture The city museums and quiet simple the city´s contemporary life.All Danish Towns can be reached from the capitol city of Copenhagen in a few hours by car.And all cities can be experienced in few hours individually but surely a
day or two in the cities would make the experience better. Denmark´s second largest city is the worlds smallest big city. Located by the Forest and sea of the coast of East Jutland. The city is famed far and wide for its vibrant music scene and many cultural activities. The “old town” muaiem , the old university city of Aarhus also has a cosy Latin Quarter with excellent shopping and a popular riverside promenade, called “vadestedet” with cafes, restaurants and bars. With its many students, Aarhus boasts a lively yet down-to-earth nightlife.
By The sea
There is nothing more enjoyable than a sun-drenched day on the white sandy Beaches of Denmark. The most attractive and best beaches in Scandinavia. Listening to the waves kissing the shoreline and the wind whisper in the dune grass while people lay back and relax and enjoy. Trust me you will never leave. To Danes, the beach is synonymous with a perfect holiday and many choose to spend both day and evening there. An obvious option for a holiday by the sea is to stay at one of the many and old seaside hotels. which are typically situatedin solitary splendour at the very best of Denmark`s beaches. No place in Denmark is further than 50 Km from the sea, so even a city break may include a trip to the beach. In fact even in the heart of Copenhagen you can swim at the popular new harbour “pool” by islands Brygge and at the newly landscaped sandy beaches at Amager Strandpark.In Denmark beaches are for everyone. They are all free accessible and close by.The swimming water ranks amongst the cleanest in whole of Europe and blue-flag beaches are commonplace.
Countryside
The bicycle is a very Danish way of getting around. It´s a unique experience to feel the warm summer breeze in your hair. To smell the sea and the fragrant summer Fields and perhaps a whiff of freshly baked bread from a bakery shop.Cycling holidays offers a unique combination of exercise and fresh air, and Denmark Is ideal for first time holiday making on a bicycle. There are no daunting mountains Only rolling downs.There are more than 10,000 Km of designed cycle routes which Lead through some of the most beautiful parts of the country – and you can even book Package cycling holidays here. Denmark is also a wonderful country in which to swing your goal clubs. The season is Long the climate is temperate and the rolling landscape is perfectly suited for sport. There are even winter greens for dedicated players. More than 140 golf courses across The country are at your disposal. Visitors are welcome at most clubs and fees are moderate.
Body & Soul
Forests are sanctuaries for the soul. Denmark`s forests, which are all accessible and free Are among the most popular destinations for Danes. The colour of the forest changes a Lot with the season – from the vernal green of the beech forests in May carpeted with White anemones to the golden foliage of autumn, which has inspired many a Danish artist. The forest paths are clearly marked and some accommodate bicycles. You can Bring a hamper or you can visit the many quaint restaurants and cafes bordering the wood-Lands. If you need to get away from the daily grind and thoroughly indulge yourself, a Danish wellness holiday might just be the answer. Here you can recharge your batteries,Both body and soul, and treat yourself to a massage aroma therapy, spa, yoga, and more.
Land Of Festivals
Nothing can bring Danes closer together than a lively music festival where they seem more Sociable and friendly than ever. You will always feel welcome. Festivals and events take Place nationally all year round. There are more than 230 festivals in the country of Denmark. They all offer first hand experience of Danish culture and way of life as well as history, sport, music and gastronomy and art s and culture.Rock music festivals complete with tent cities folk and jazz music and world-class classical Concerts. History is a great source of inspiration of course and dramatic eras, such as the age of the Vikings and the Middle Ages, inspire several annual festivals. Roskilde is the biggest rock festival in Europe world known.
